As winter is starting to wind down in Sydney, I’ve already turned my mind to my spring wardrobe. I’m a total summer baby at heart, so it’s probably little surprise I’ve spent the last two months wishing I could wear my favourite spring style staples on repeat. It’s also during the transitional season that I start to think about how I can give my closet a small refresh with a few key pieces; outerwear being a major contender as it’s the third and finishing touch to an outfit – bar accessories, of course. I’m thrilled to be partnering up with…
The past week feels like it’s flown by in the blink of an eye. Working freelance, no two days ever look *quite* the same, and a recent influx of projects has been keeping me very busy. Clearly, trying to manage my work-life balance is still something I’m trying to figure out, but putting boundaries in place – like wrapping up the day at 6.00pm, and working less on weekends – has definitely helped. Wearing Joseph rollneck sweater (affordable here), Grana skinny jeans (old but love these as an alternative), Kindersalmon coat, Linea Paolo slingback flats, Phillip Lim mini pashli bag,…
I don’t think I ever experienced as big a shift in my *style* mindset as when I crossed the line from my twenties into my thirties. While I ascribe to the mantra that you should wear what you want, regardless of your age, to me it signalled a desire to dress slightly sophisticated. Keeping in mind that I work at home, of course. I swapped mini skirts in favour of a more modest mid-thigh hemline, and slowed down on adding whimsical details like ruffles and frills (though I’ll still make the odd exception!). Wearing Naadam cashmere sweater, MVN the Label…
There’s this saying I often use to describe my approach towards my wardrobe: champagne taste on a beer budget. As much as I love luxury fashion (hello NAP and Matches…!), it’s something I can only dip into every once and a while, and even then I usually choose to go pre-loved to make my dollar stretch further. But, you don’t have to have an unlimited budget to look expensive. So I thought I’d share some of my favourite styling tricks that’ll elevate your look, and make your outfit appear more expensive than it actually was. Wearing Lookast cashmere sweater, Mott…
You may have picked up by now that I tend to dress based on a handful of simple styling guidelines. Day-to-day, I want to look effortless, chic, and pulled together in an effortless way. But like everyone else, I don’t have time to spend hours picking out my outfits. Monochrome is often an easy fallback, but when I want to jazz up my look with some colour or print, I stick to the three colour rule. Wearing Boden v-neck sweater, Boden pleated skirt, The Curated camel coat, Everlane day heels, Everlane day tote mini (review here), Mejuri earrings & zodiac…
